This book is mainly an introductory textbook on game theory written for economics undergraduates. The author concisely and clearly introduces the basic theory and general applications of game theory, covering non-cooperative games, cooperative games, and evolutionary games. In addition, the book has rigorous logic, rich examples, and detailed solution methods, aiming to help students better understand the basic content of game theory and lay a solid foundation.
This book is suitable for undergraduate students majoring in economics and management as a course textbook, and is also suitable for game theory enthusiasts as a reference material.